Below shows the various goals of the dawes act of 1877. •goals of the dawes act 1. assimilate native americans into american society 2. 3. accustom native americans to individual land ownership what phrase best completes the diagram a) lure native american to migrate to the frontier b) entice native american to move to urban areas c) give native american jobs in the federal bureaucracy d) push native american to adopt an agricultural lifestyle

D) Push Native American to adopt an agricultural lifestyle

Explanation:

The Dawes Act was an act signed in 1887.

It allowed the government to break up reservation land into small allotments that were given to individuals. The Act aimed to insert Native Americans into the “American lifestyle” by forcing them to become farmers. If the Indians agreed to that, they became US citizens and were subjected to federal, state and local laws.

The problem was that Native Americans had a different lifestyle, some of them did not adjust to an agricultural existence. Also, some of the lands was not proper for farming, which caused poverty.

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